The Scientific Consensus on Climate Change
Of all relevant studies from 2013 only two reject anthropogenic climate change.
Of all relevant studies from 2013 only two reject anthropogenic climate change.
A new massive report on global warming says dangers will [...]
The Guardian recently summarized the five keypoints of the new [...]
National Geographic: Experts compare modern heat waves to the past [...]
Virtually all of the scientific papers published in 2013 accept [...]
Climate protection requires no magic solutions, but it does require boldness and resolve from policy makers.
Mike Mann discusses his new piece in Scientific American, which [...]
By Rolly Montpellier (Boomer Warrior): The science is settled. Our planet is heating [...]
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Many human civilizations have collapsed in the past, usually due to complex combinations of environmental, social and economic factors.
The most prominent signature in the global mean sea level interannual variability is caused by El Niño–Southern Oscillation, through its impact on the global water cycle.
Paleoanthropologists – scientists who study human evolution – have developed a variety of ideas concerning how environmental conditions may have stimulated long-term human evolutionary change.